I'm interested in creating a
Neumorphism Style Button. This design utilizes two shadows for the button to create the effect as noted in this image
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I'm wondering how one would go about adding two shadows to a button. I'm aware of using elevation, but that only adds one shadow and I can't seem to find a way to add two like in the second link.
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I need to design a button shown in this image. On click of the green button shown in the image few options should pop up. Can any one help me in doing this in Android application.
Use FloatingActionButton from android design support library:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/design/widget/FloatingActionButton.html
You will need to include this dependency in your apps build.gradle file to reference it:
com.android.support:design:22.2.0
Here's a great reference:
http://antonioleiva.com/floating-action-button/
You could do it without the design support lib - which would be a slightly more difficult approach. I don't like the design lib approach because it adds some unnecessary permissions to Android Manifest via the manifest merger, and adds bunch of code I don't need (and I can change the compile API level to whatever I want).
So, basically - you would need a layout container (i.e. a RelativeLayout), and inside it you would put your main layout (a toolbar, list, buttons, etc). Then, alongside those items, you can put a simple ImageView to the bottom right, but spaced a bit from screen edges. Then you can make a 9-patch with shadow included for its background, AND for API21+ you can create a circle shape drawable, and add some elevation to it (this will generate a shadow).
If you want it to move, fade out, fade in, etc. you will need to do these things manually, which makes it advanced in comparison to the design lib approach.
I need to create a custom button control that will inherit from the same Android style as all other buttons in my application. However, I want to be able to add several lines of text where some characters of the text will be in different colors. Is there anyway to achieve this, I can't seem to see a way?
Currently I have created a view that looks like a button by drawing the background, this is ok but I want the background etc to change with the application style.
You should make your button descend from the generic theme for Widget.Button. This way you can ensure that all the default settings will come through for you.
By using css or jquery it's easy to bring this grouped buttons. But in android native application how to design a xml file to bring grouped buttons like this, without using tabWidget method (i.e)tab layout.
That's a segmented radio button. There are various solutions but this is a good one: https://github.com/makeramen/android-segmentedradiobutton
I want to change the style of a button in an android app. here is a picture that has both kinds of buttons, the one that I have now, and the one that I want to switch to:
the kinds of buttons that I am using now, look like any of the letters on that keyboard. the ones that I want to use like like the arrows. I would I go about changing this. I prefer to do it in xml but I can do it in java if that is the only way. Thanks
change the background of the Button to a png image with arrows!
in XML use android:background="#drawable/yourimage"
To get more sophisticated control check here,
Standard Android Button with a different color
I am trying to create one custom button which is circular and when i click that button i want that button FOCUS and COLOR change and i don't know how to do exactly so any one can help me or show me that code how to do?
You can use a regular Button and specify custom Drawable for it and then apply it to the Background property of the button. See the ApiDemos for examples of styling controls.
You can use two (or more) drawables for one Button and change the drawables in various states (focus, press, etc). Look at this: http://blog.androgames.net/40/custom-button-style-and-theme/